Quebec Arrima Points Calculator

About Quebec Arrima Points Calculator

The Quebec Arrima Points Calculator is an interactive browser tool designed to estimate your selection score for the Quebec Regular Skilled Worker Program (RSWP) via the Arrima portal. Quebec operates its own independent immigration system, utilizing the Arrima platform to manage Expressions of Interest based on a points grid. The grid is divided into two primary sections: Human Capital Factors (awarding up to 580 points for age, French and English language skills, level of education, and work experience) and Quebec Lab Market Factors (awarding up to 720 points for validated job offers in Montreal or regional Quebec, and work experience in high-demand fields). Out of a total of 1,300 points, candidates are ranked and invited to apply for a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ). Our calculator integrates the highly specific Quebec language scoring and regional job offer values, giving you a precise assessment of your profile's strength.

How to use Quebec Arrima Points Calculator

1. Select your language proficiency levels, with a major emphasis on French speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
2. Input your current age and highest level of education, checking the list of Quebec-recognized degrees.
3. Detail your skilled work experience, indicating if it was gained in Quebec, Canada, or foreign countries.
4. Select if you have a validated job offer (Offre d'emploi validée) and note its geographic location (inside or outside Montreal).
5. Review your total score out of 1,300 and check if you meet the cut-off thresholds for single or married candidates.

Use cases for Quebec Arrima Points Calculator

• Estimating your Arrima score as a French-speaking professional seeking to settle in Montreal or Quebec City.
• Assessing the points difference between having a validated job offer in Montreal (180 pts) vs. regional Quebec (up to 380 pts).
• Evaluating the critical impact of passing the TEF/TCF French language exams on your overall Quebec RSWP points.
• Determining your eligibility as an international student graduating from a Quebec university.
• Assisting immigration consultants in analyzing client profiles for the competitive Arrima draws.